Ultimate Serbia Holiday Package in 10 Days: Uncover Rich History, Cultural Marvels and Natural Beauty

This Serbia holiday package takes you deep into country’s culture and history with local guides, ensuring every moment is enriched with insightful context. Every detail of the tour is taken care of making an unforgettable trip, even if you’ve never visited this region before.

Tour in a Glance

What to Expect From the Serbia in 10 Days Holiday Package in 2025/26

You’ll experience all the diversity that Serbia has to offer, from Vojvodina plains in the North, to the biggest gorge of Europe in the East. Together with mountains and intact nature in the West and laid-back atmosphere of the South, with getting to know the vibrant Belgrade, of course. Whether you seek cultural immersion, natural wonders, or historical insights, our Serbia holiday package promises to fulfill your every desire. On the other hand, if you want to go beyond Serbia try our Western Balkans Tour.

Highlights

• Embark on a 10-day adventure through Serbia, designed to offer a comprehensive experience blending history, culture, and natural beauty.

• Gain a deeper understanding of Serbia’s turbulent history through visits to historic sites, monuments, and museums, providing context to the country’s cultural heritage.

• Enjoy the authentic Serbian cuisine, from hearty village feasts to urban gastronomy experiences, showcasing the rich flavors and culinary traditions of the region.

• Meet Serbia’s natural splendors, enjoy scenic outdoor adventures, explore hidden caves, and marvel at breathtaking waterfalls.

Tour Flow

1st Day – Meeting, Topola Royal Town and Wine Country Exploration

After #YourSerbiaHost meets you at the airport, bus/train station, or another agreed location, your journey begins in Šumadija, heading straight to the historic town of Topola. Known as the birthplace of modern Serbia, this is where the renewal of the Serbian state began in 1804. Atop Oplenac Hill, you’ll visit the Royal Mausoleum, a stunning church where 27 members of the royal family are laid to rest.

From this point onward, the focus shifts to the rich wine traditions of Šumadija. First, you’ll visit the King’s Winery, founded in the 1930s by a Serbian king. Next, you’ll explore Aleksandrović Winery, one of Serbia’s most renowned winemakers. As a highlight, enjoy a local lunch expertly paired with wines at a boutique winery, where the owner—a sommelier and winemaker—personally curates your tasting experience.

End your day at the guesthouse of Winery Aleksandrović, a perfect blend of local hospitality and the charm of wine country.

Day 1 Add-ons

2nd Day – Zlatibor Mountain

Second day begins with a delicious Šumadian breakfast on a terrace overlooking the vineyards. After you say goodbye to your hosts you’ll head toward Western Serbia and the iconic Zlatibor Mountain, known for its unspoiled nature. Your first stop is the Gold Gondola, the world’s longest panoramic gondola, offering stunning views of the mountain landscape.

From there, you’ll venture into the rural parts of Zlatibor, starting with a visit to Stopića Cave, a remarkable natural formation. Next, you’ll continue to the village of Sirogojno, home to the Old Village open-air ethnological museum, where you’ll also enjoy a traditional lunch. The day concludes with a visit to Gostilje Waterfall, where a 20-meter cascade creates a striking scene and offers a refreshing escape, especially on warm summer days.

End your day at guesthouse Pećinar, managed by the Pećinar family for six generations. Set in Zlatibor’s unspoiled countryside, this guesthouse provides a quiet and comfortable stay. Enjoy a homemade dinner prepared by Mrs. Pećinar, featuring traditional dishes made with local ingredients.

3rd Day – Sargan Eight Train and Višegrad

If the voices of birds don’t wake you up, the smell of Zlatibor food will. After breakfast you’ll head to Mokra Gora town. Here you’ll experience the most attractive narrow track railway in this part of Europe, the famous Sargan Eight Train.

After you get off the train, you’ll leave Serbia and cross to Bosnia to visit Višegrad. The town with a famous bridge over river Drina dating from the XVI century. You’ll hear a story about Yugoslavian writer Ivo Andrić who wrote the novel with the same name Bridge Over Drina and won the Nobel Prize in 1962. Here you’ll get on a boat and take a ride on Drina River, to see the town and the old bridge from the water. For lunch, you’ll try ćevapi Bosnian way, in a local tavern.

After lunch you’ll return to Mokra Gora and to Drvengrad-Mećavnik (Woodentown) ethnic village. The complex is the creation of our famous film director Emir Kusturica. Hotel Mećavnik**** is your accommodation for the night and you have the rest of the day for yourself.

4th Day – Tara National Park, Kadinjača Memorial, Golija Mountain, Monastery Studenica

The day ahead combines a variety of natural, cultural, and historical experiences. It starts with a visit to Tara National Park, where you’ll walk through ancient forest trails to reach the Banjska Stena observation deck, offering stunning views of Perućac Lake and the Drina River. From there, you’ll visit the village of Perućac to stroll along Godina, Europe’s shortest river at just 365 meters long, aptly named ‘Year’ for its length.

Next, you’ll stop in Bajina Bašta, home to the famous Drina River House. Enjoy lunch on the terrace of a nearby restaurant while soaking in views of this unique landmark.

On the way to your next destination, you’ll pause at the Kadinjača Memorial, a WWII site commemorating the battle between Yugoslav partisans and German Nazi troops. This well-preserved memorial is a striking example of communist-era architecture.

The journey continues with a scenic drive over the picturesque Golija Mountain, culminating at the Studenica Monastery, the most famous medieval monastery in Serbia. You’ll spend the night in the monastery’s newly renovated guesthouse Studenica 1186. It offers modern comforts while maintaining the serene atmosphere of monastic life.

5th Day – Studenica, Žiča, Vrnjačka Banja, Niš

You’ll start the day with a visit to Studenica Monastery, a UNESCO World Heritage site from the 12th century. Renowned as one of the most beautiful Serbian monasteries, Studenica is celebrated for its remarkable architecture, frescoes, and its role as a cornerstone of the Serbian Orthodox Church.

From Studenica you’ll get down to the valley of river Ibar, also known as The Valley of Kings, for its many medieval royal endowments. Here we’ll stop for lunch in a special place, a local tavern run by the same family for 200 years.

Next, you’ll visit Žiča Monastery, a 13th-century site with a distinct appearance and unique historical role in Serbian history.

The journey continues to Vrnjačka Banja, Serbia’s oldest and most famous spa town. Here, you’ll explore its lush parks and experience a distinctive “water tasting” of its mineral springs.

The day concludes in Niš, the economic and cultural center of southern Serbia. After checking in at Hotel Sole***, you’ll have free time to explore the city, with personalized tips and recommendations to guide you.

Day 5 Add-ons

6th Day – Niš Tour, Wine Cellar, Felix Romuliana, East Serbia

The time spent in Niš will create lasting impressions after visiting to several sights. The first one is the notorious WWII concentration camp Red Cross where Germans held Jews and communists imprisoned. Next, you’ll visit the unique Skull Tower, a 19th-century memorial where the Ottomans built a tower from the skulls of Serbian revolutionaries. Between these historical sites, you’ll enjoy a relaxing stroll through Niš Fortress and the central streets, soaking in the local atmosphere. A short break in Coopersmith’s Alley will offer a moment to unwind.

From Niš you’ll continue to East Serbia, with a stop at a winery that uses an ancient Roman method for aging wine. During the winery tour, you’ll learn about this centuries-old tradition, followed by lunch paired with their wines.

Next stop is Felix Romuliana, a UNESCO Roman palace from the IV century, built by Roman Emperor Galerius. In this one-of-a-kind archaeological site you’ll have a chance to wander Roman remains without people walking in queues around you.

Overnight is in Hotel Jezero**** on the shores of Bor Lake. Here you’ll have a chance to relax in the hotel’s pool after an exciting day or to enjoy a stroll around the area.

Day 6 Add-ons

7th Day – Iron Gate Gorge, Belgrade

From Bor Lake you’ll head east to Serbia’s border with Romania. Here you’ll explore the largest gorge in Europe, the famous Iron Gate Gorge. You’ll take a boat ride with a local captain through the most beautiful part of the gorge to the Tabula Traiana, a Roman memorial plaque from the I century.

After the boat ride, you’ll enjoy lunch at Eco-village Zeleni Zaliv, a family-run Eco-complex on the Danube’s banks. Here, you’ll try local specialties while taking in the tranquil riverside setting.

After lunch the drive continues upstream till the archaeological site Lepenski Vir dating from 8000 BC. From there you’ll continue to the Golubac Fortress, located at the entrance to the gorge, where the Danube is at its widest, spanning 7 kilometers.

In the evening, you’ll arrive in Belgrade, where you’ll check in at Hotel City Savoy**** for a two-night stay.

8th Day – Belgrade Exploration

We’ll take you first to Belgrade Fortress, the most iconic Belgrade landmark. Then from the fortress we move to another part of the city, posh Dedinje. You’ll visit the House of Flowers, which is the eternal home of former Yugoslavian president Tito. #YourSerbiaHost will explain how Tito’s cult was nurtured during his life, but also long after he was gone. From the controversial Yugoslavian dictator’s tomb we’ll take you to a holy place, to the St. Sava Church. The biggest Orthodox Church in the Balkans is dedicated to a true saint who was born in the XII and who brought autonomy to the Serbian Orthodox Church in the XIII century.

When this part of exploration is finished we’ll take you to a restaurant in the neighborhood, where local food is prepared in a modern manner. After lunch we’ll switch to the other side of the river, to Zemun. This old part of the city was actually a separate town till 1934. Strolling along the Danube promenade or walking to the Gardoš Hill, with a drink in one of the local cafes will make you feel like a local.

Rest of the day you are free to explore Belgrade on your own. Tips and recommendations will be provided.

Day 8 Add-ons

9th Day – Fruška Gora and Novi Sad

After breakfast, you’ll travel to Vojvodina and its only mountain, Fruška Gora. Your first stop will be the Krušedol Monastery, built in the 16th century, before continuing to the historic town of Sremski Karlovci. Next, you’ll visit Petrovaradin Fortress, where you’ll discover why it took 88 years to complete this impressive structure.

Lunch will be a highlight of the day in a small, family-run wine cellar, where the winemaker—who also serves as the cook—will prepare traditional homemade dishes paired with his finest wines.

After lunch, it’s just a 15-minute drive to Hotel Centar****, where you’ll spend the night. The rest of the day is yours to explore Novi Sad at your own pace, with tips and recommendations provided to help you make the most of your time in this charming city

10th Day – Departure

On your final day of the Serbia holiday package, we’ll escort you to the airport or take you to the bus/train station in either Belgrade or Novi Sad. If your schedule allows, you can spend some extra time exploring Novi Sad before your departure, soaking in the city’s atmosphere one last time.

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